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Bone 4 Life is an internet-only release by Cleveland rap group Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. It was made available online through UPI Distribution on September 1, 2005. Bone Thug Records presents a look at the new Bone Thugs-n-Harmony with Bone 4 Life. This is the first project since The Art of War that DJ U-Neek had fully produced for Bone, and it is also the first project from Bone since leaving Ruthless Records and signing to Full Surface Records.
The album interior has a picture of Layzie Bone, Krayzie Bone, and Wish Bone from BTNHResurrection. The booklet folds out with track information, thanks, and images of other forthcoming albums from the online site. On the back of the album is an image not only of DJ U-Neek and incarcerated member Flesh-n-Bone, but also of the late Eazy-E. At the beginning of the first track, "Playa", Layzie quotes one of the more infamous tracks from Eazy-E.
The first single from the album is "Playing the Game".
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- "Playa" - (Featuring Thin C)
- "Playing The Game" - (Featuring Keef G)
- "Put Your Hands Up" - (Featuring F.I.S.T. & Keef G)
- "Wrong Vs. Right"
- "Hustla"
- "Thug-A-Tone" [U-Neek's Medley Remix] - (Featuring K-Ci)
- "Playa" [Radio Edit] - (Featuring Thin C)
- "Playing The Game" [Radio Edit] - (Featuring Keef G)
- "Put Yo Hands Up" [Radio Edit] - (Featuring F.I.S.T. & Keef G)
- "Lil' Chico" - (Krayzie Bone)
- "Keef G & K-Mont"
- "Bruce Hathcock"
- "Out On These Streets" (Felecia Featuring Layzie Bone)
- "Knieght Riduz"
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